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'Sanctuary Cities' On Front Line Of Trump Immigration Crackdown
US cities that protect their undocumented migrant residents have been thrust into the spotlight by the Trump administration's aggressive immigration crackdown, currently targeting Minneapolis.
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UN Urges 'Restraint' From Law Enforcement After US Protester Deaths
UN chief Antonio Guterres called Thursday for "restraint" from authorities towards protesters in the United States after immigration agents killed two US citizens this month demonstrating against deportation raids in Minneapolis.
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US Deports Suspect In $100 Million Jewellery Heist Before Trial: "Victims Left Without Answers"
Flores was deported to Ecuador on December 29, 2025, after requesting voluntary departure.
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US Immigrants Ghosted Anti-Immigration Officers. Why It May Not Work Now
Since coming to the United States 30 years ago from Mexico, Fernando Perez said US immigration officers have stopped by his home numerous times, but he has never once answered the door.
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US Preparing To Deport Iranians Despite Unrest, Killings: NGO
The Trump administration plans to repatriate Iranian migrants from the United States despite their home country still reeling from massive protests during which thousands were killed, according to an Iranian-American NGO.
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How One Year Of Trump's Return Reshaped The US And The World
Since inauguration day, Trump has issued 228 executive orders, implemented hardline immigration crackdowns with hundreds of thousands deported, and imposed broad tariffs affecting global trade.
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Infosys CEO Denies Employee Was Deported From US, Says He Was Not Allowed In
Infosys CEO and Managing Director Salil Parekh denied claims that an Infosys employee was in detention or deported by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"Bureaucratic Mess": Team Trump Told To Issue Visa To Student Deported To Honduras
A US federal judge urged the Trump administration to resolve a "bureaucratic mess" by issuing a student visa to a college student who was deported to Honduras after being arrested at Boston's airport while trying to visit her family for Thanksgiving.
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US Will 'Seek Wars' Till Its Economy Depends On Oil: Colombian President
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said that the US will continue to seek wars as long as their economy depends on oil and coal. In his remark, he also added that if the US had not pulled out of the Paris Agreement, "there would be no wars".
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All About Jonathan Ross, Iraq War Veteran Who Shot 37-Year-Old Mother In US
The federal agent who shot and killed a driver in Minneapolis is an Iraq War veteran who has served for nearly two decades in the Border Patrol and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to records
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Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member Brought To India After Deportation From US
The CBI, in coordination with the Ministry of External Affairs and the Ministry of Home Affairs, has successfully facilitated the return of wanted fugitive Aman alias Aman Kumar alias Aman Bhainswal from the United States to India.
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More Indians Deported From Saudi Arabia Than US In Five Years
Despite the immigration crackdown in the US, Saudi Arabia has deported more Indians than America, according to data provided by the Foreign Ministry.
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ED Attaches Assets Worth Rs 5.41 Crore Over Illegal Immigration To US
The Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached assets worth approximately Rs 5.41 crore in connection with an illegal immigration racket where people were sent illegally to the US through the hazardous "dunky" route.
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'Pins On Map': How Chicago Students Are Tracking Immigration Raids
Student and veteran journalists say that college newsrooms, independent media and legacy outlets across Chicago are now working together in ways that upend decades of cutthroat competition, building tools to track enforcement and collaborating on inf
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Trump Diverted Billions In Military Funds To Support Immigration: Report
The Trump administration diverted more than $2 billion from US military funds in 2025 to support immigration enforcement operations, weakening military readiness and straining servicemembers, according to a report released by Democratic lawmakers.
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'Sanctuary Cities' On Front Line Of Trump Immigration Crackdown
US cities that protect their undocumented migrant residents have been thrust into the spotlight by the Trump administration's aggressive immigration crackdown, currently targeting Minneapolis.
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UN Urges 'Restraint' From Law Enforcement After US Protester Deaths
UN chief Antonio Guterres called Thursday for "restraint" from authorities towards protesters in the United States after immigration agents killed two US citizens this month demonstrating against deportation raids in Minneapolis.
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US Deports Suspect In $100 Million Jewellery Heist Before Trial: "Victims Left Without Answers"
Flores was deported to Ecuador on December 29, 2025, after requesting voluntary departure.
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US Immigrants Ghosted Anti-Immigration Officers. Why It May Not Work Now
Since coming to the United States 30 years ago from Mexico, Fernando Perez said US immigration officers have stopped by his home numerous times, but he has never once answered the door.
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US Preparing To Deport Iranians Despite Unrest, Killings: NGO
The Trump administration plans to repatriate Iranian migrants from the United States despite their home country still reeling from massive protests during which thousands were killed, according to an Iranian-American NGO.
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How One Year Of Trump's Return Reshaped The US And The World
Since inauguration day, Trump has issued 228 executive orders, implemented hardline immigration crackdowns with hundreds of thousands deported, and imposed broad tariffs affecting global trade.
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Infosys CEO Denies Employee Was Deported From US, Says He Was Not Allowed In
Infosys CEO and Managing Director Salil Parekh denied claims that an Infosys employee was in detention or deported by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"Bureaucratic Mess": Team Trump Told To Issue Visa To Student Deported To Honduras
A US federal judge urged the Trump administration to resolve a "bureaucratic mess" by issuing a student visa to a college student who was deported to Honduras after being arrested at Boston's airport while trying to visit her family for Thanksgiving.
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US Will 'Seek Wars' Till Its Economy Depends On Oil: Colombian President
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said that the US will continue to seek wars as long as their economy depends on oil and coal. In his remark, he also added that if the US had not pulled out of the Paris Agreement, "there would be no wars".
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All About Jonathan Ross, Iraq War Veteran Who Shot 37-Year-Old Mother In US
The federal agent who shot and killed a driver in Minneapolis is an Iraq War veteran who has served for nearly two decades in the Border Patrol and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to records
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Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member Brought To India After Deportation From US
The CBI, in coordination with the Ministry of External Affairs and the Ministry of Home Affairs, has successfully facilitated the return of wanted fugitive Aman alias Aman Kumar alias Aman Bhainswal from the United States to India.
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More Indians Deported From Saudi Arabia Than US In Five Years
Despite the immigration crackdown in the US, Saudi Arabia has deported more Indians than America, according to data provided by the Foreign Ministry.
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ED Attaches Assets Worth Rs 5.41 Crore Over Illegal Immigration To US
The Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached assets worth approximately Rs 5.41 crore in connection with an illegal immigration racket where people were sent illegally to the US through the hazardous "dunky" route.
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'Pins On Map': How Chicago Students Are Tracking Immigration Raids
Student and veteran journalists say that college newsrooms, independent media and legacy outlets across Chicago are now working together in ways that upend decades of cutthroat competition, building tools to track enforcement and collaborating on inf
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Trump Diverted Billions In Military Funds To Support Immigration: Report
The Trump administration diverted more than $2 billion from US military funds in 2025 to support immigration enforcement operations, weakening military readiness and straining servicemembers, according to a report released by Democratic lawmakers.
